Season 2019/20

Surridge changed up the look with the new home shirt adding a blue patterned chevron to the front of the shirt with the same pattern going dow each arm and around the front of the collar.

Last seasons v neck was replaced with a more round neck design and the material became less 'shiny' and more of a heavier material feel.

As with the previous seasons home shirt the player version featured a mesh back panel whereas the replica version did not.

The black away shirt remained the same as the previous season with no changes.

A third shirt was released for the second season running and this time saw a teal colour not previously seen on a Mansfield shirt.

It featured the same patterned chevron as the home shirt and had the same mesh back panel in the players version as the home shirt.

The new home goalkeepers shirt had the same chevron design as the home and third shirts but the colour was more subtle and was hard to see at a distance.

The away goalkeeper shirt, albeit still worn in some home games, had the same chevron pattern as other shirts this season.

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As part of an EFL initiative with charity partner 'Mind', the club wore 'Heads Up' patches away against Morecambe.

It appears that some players only wore them for the first half of the match and some for the full 90.